Volunteer and Partnership Award Recipients
The strength of the ATA comes from the passion and dedication of its members, volunteers and partners. Each year at the Annual Meeting, ATA Staff and Board Members award individuals who’s service and commitment has had a significant impact on the Arizona Trail.
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2025
Mike Fitzsimons
Outstanding Volunteer Award
What makes Mike exceptional is not only his extraordinary dedication to maintaining and enhancing the Arizona Trail, but his impressive and extraordinary talents in front country mandolin and backcountry harmonica. He elevates every event he attends with sharp wit and musical joy. Mike doesn’t just maintain the trail, but he also entertains the trail.
Grant Adamson
Outstanding Volunteer Award
If you have ever visited the thorny carnage of Crystal Springs only to return and find it immaculately brushed and cleared, you have witnessed the almighty hand of Grant Adamson. Not only is Grant an incredibly active and engaged Steward of Passage 4B, he can be found all along the Arizona Trail throughout Southern Arizona at trail work events. We are deeply grateful for Grant’s dedication and commitment to supporting the Arizona Trail.
Mike Estey
Outstanding Volunteer Award
The ATA recognizes Mike Estey who volunteers with the Thursday Regulars and other trail work events, seldom misses a work day. Always ready with a cheerful word and a helping hand, he willingly takes on even the most unpleasant tasks, such as carrying the rock bar or cutting the dreaded catclaw. We are deeply grateful for the immense contribution to maintaining and improving the Arizona Trail as well as enhancing the trail community.
Ron Turner
Outstanding Agency Partner
As the Trails and Wilderness Coordinator for the Tonto National Forest, Ron has been actively engaged in all things related to the Arizona Trail in central Arizona. He is an incredible communicator and Arizona Trail advocate, and has been quick to respond to wildfires near the AZT, and proactive in securing funding for trail restoration. Ron truly understands the power of partnerships, and is a stellar example of how we can make wonderful impacts when we work together.
Flagstaff Biking Organization
Community Partner Organization Award
Big thanks to our friends from Flagstaff Biking Organization for taking the lead on an outstanding improvement project in northern Arizona that resulted in a realignment of the AZT connecting Buffalo Park with the Coconino National Forest. FBO secured local sponsors to help fund trail construction, and tapped into their own organization’s budget to fund the other half of the $91,000 project. They’re amazing trail stewards, volunteers and friends!
Jason “Sven” Selberg
Trail Advocacy & Conservation Award
Congratulations to Jason for his outstanding contributions to the Arizona Trail Association’s VETS Program. A dedicated veteran, Jason’s service to his country continues through his commitment to public lands, where he fosters a spirit of stewardship and mentorship. His leadership has made a lasting impact on his family, the Arizona Trail, and the veteran community it serves. His efforts exemplify the spirit of service, ensuring both the preservation of our natural spaces and the empowerment of fellow veterans. Thank you, Sven, for your remarkable dedication and advocacy!
Diane Hansen
Outstanding Volunteer Award
Diane exemplifies dedication and service through her passionate volunteer work with multiple nonprofit organizations in Arizona. She has made a lasting impact on the Arizona Trail through her contributions to the volunteer program and the VETS Program. Diane’s commitment to trail stewardship is evident in her ongoing efforts to enhance trail design and maintenance, including her participation in multiple Trail Skills Institute (TSI) classes to expand her expertise. Her enthusiasm is infectious—she even brings her husband, Chad (another veteran), along on many of her volunteer adventures on the AZT. Diane’s hard work and leadership continue to inspire others, strengthening both the trail and the community it serves.
Barbara “Yak” Rohr
Outstanding Volunteer Award
Barbara embodies the spirit of service and dedication, making her a deserving recipient of this award. Her commitment to trail stewardship is evident in her active participation in the ATA’s volunteer program and the VETS Program, where she brings a tireless work ethic and a passion for shared service. Through her engagement in multiple Trail Skills Institute (TSI) classes, Yak has deepened her expertise in trail design and maintenance, applying her knowledge to enhance the Arizona Trail for all users. Whether building sustainable tread, clearing brush, or teaching the next generation the value of hard work, she fosters camaraderie and purpose among her fellow veterans and their families. Her contributions leave a lasting impact, reflecting both her dedication to the trail and her unwavering support for the veteran community.
Nadége Neta
Outstanding Community Partner Award
As a teacher in Coconino High School’s Structured English Immersion program, Nadège goes beyond teaching English to recent immigrants. She utilizes the Arizona Trail and partners with the ATA’s Seeds of Stewardship program to help her students establish a sense of place and belonging in Flagstaff. Thank you, Nadège, for this special partnership, and for supporting the ATA’s goal of inspiring the next generation to become stewards of Arizona’s public lands.
Wendy Lotze
Lifetime Achievement Award
Over the past decade, the ATA’s Volunteer Program has become successful under Wendy’s leadership. As the first paid Volunteer Coordinator of our thousands of volunteers and trail stewards, Wendy’s commitment to education, inspiration, engagement and inclusion has elevated the impact volunteers have on the Arizona Trail to a national level. With a commitment to safety, having fun, and getting good work done on the ground, she has helped thousands of individuals, groups and families make strong connections through ATA activities. While she is stepping down from her role as a staff member, we know Wendy’s legacy will forever live on the Arizona Trail. We are deeply grateful for the program and path she created for others to follow.
2024
Kent Taylor
Lifetime Achievement Award
Kent has dedicated his career to connecting people with trails and developing healthy communities infused with nature. He recently retired as Pinal County’s Director of Open Space & Trails, and helped improve the quality of the Arizona Trail throughout the country while elevating its importance as a resource for locals and visitors alike. Kent also served on the ATA Board of Directors for many years, and his numerous contributions will benefit the organization and the trail well into the future. We are beyond grateful for his many years of selfless service.
Adam Milnor
Outstanding Agency Partner Award
Since taking the position as leader of the Recreation, Heritage and Lands program on the Coronado National Forest, Adam has done incredible things for the AZT! Developing the Santa Catalina Trail Plan, funding a dedicated trail crew, and supporting completion of the Casa Blanca Canyon Passage construction project are just a few of Adam’s accomplishments. We are honored to have him as a stalwart supporter and stellar agency partner.
David Rabb 
Outstanding Volunteer Award
Superstar sawyer, terrific trail steward and a dedicated board member, David is a versatile volunteer who has been a valuable part of the AZT community since the trail’s infancy. With years of experience and refined skills, he is a natural leader at trail work events. David’s pride and passion for the AZT take him off the trail as well. He is an active trail angel, outreach volunteer and Treasurer for the ATA Board of Directors.
Greg Peters
Outstanding Volunteer Award
Over the last decade, Greg has assembled professionally trained teams of amateur radio operators to support the AZT’s endurance events by providing communications support in remote areas through the Pima County Office of Emergency Management. His commitment to community safety, emergency preparedness and health and wellness are second to none.
Rosemary and John Beck
Outstanding Volunteer Award
If you haven’t seen these two in action, you are missing out. With a wealth of AZT knowledge and enthusiasm, Rosemary and Joh captivate community members at outreach events. When they aren’t sharing their excitement with the public, you can find them working on the trail, hauling supplies, or doing whatever else is needed to support the ATA. Rosemary and Jon are an unstoppable team for positive change.
Larry Doyle
Outstanding Volunteer Award
As a segment steward of five years and a regular at trail work events, Larry is a familiar face within the AZT community. His experience volunteering on the National Scenic Trails brings a valuable perspective, and his musical talent entertains at volunteer events throughout the state. Larry isn’t just a hard worker; with his productivity comes a sense of humor that lightens even the most daunting of tasks.
Deana Linton
Outstanding Volunteer Award
If there is a camp kitchen around, it’s easy to find Deana in it creating a welcoming environment for volunteers. No camp kitchen at the event? Not to worry. Deana is happy to assist wherever there is need. No matter what the task, she’s always ready to lend a helping hand. She is a delight to have around and makes and excellent camp co-host. If you’re lucky, Deana may even have her pup, Falkor, alongside for additional support.
Bea Mendivil
Community Partner Award
Bea demonstrated deep altruism and care toward Arizona Trail Youth Ambassadors by dedicating countless hours toward their development as Field Leaders with Tucson Audubon Society. Bea has a deep desire for justice, equality and a healthy community. Her work changed the lives of our Ambassadors due to her authenticity, brave compassion and the quality of her work in uplifting their personhood. Bea continues to develop opportunities for our interns to grow and become exceptional members of our community.
Mimi Murov
Youth Empowerment Award
Serving as an integral intergenerational mentor and leader, Mimi embodies countless qualities that make her an asset to the Gear Girls program. Infused with a heart of gold, she brings warmth and dedication to her role, creating an environment where young women feel empowered and supported. Mimi’s influence extends beyond trails, as she imparts irreplicable energy and insightful perspectives on the natural world. Her commitment to fostering a sense of community and empowerment makes her a beacon of inspiration within the program
Justine Hernandez
Youth Empowerment Award
Justine is GRO girl GRO Volunteer Extraordinaire! She has been a part of the program since before we launched in February, and has consistently been on our weekly adventures throughout the year. Justine is energetic, compassionate, professional and such an incredible role model for all of the girls we work with. Her perspective and feedback have been invaluable as we have grown our program.
STAR School
Community Partner Award
The STAR School (Service to All Relations) serves Native American students from Flagstaff and the Navajo Nation, and is one of our newest community partners. In 2023, we co-led 10 outings on the Arizona Trail with their 4th-8th grade students. We also organized a Wellness Walk for the entire school, with 90 indigenous students and their teachers walking three miles together on Passage 32 of the AZT. We are grateful for the STAR School’s guidance on culturally responsive teachings, perspectives and knowledge sharing that enhances everyone one of our school partnerships in Northern Arizona.
Collin and Adrianna Nolan
Trail Advocacy & Conservation Award
Collin has been a steadfast supporter of AZT’s Veteran Program since attending his first Veteran Volunteer Work Weekend in 2021. Known for taking great pride in his stewardship responsibilities on Passage 9d, Collin’s commitment to the AZT VETS is matched only by his love for his son, Jameson, and wife, Adrianna. Adrianna – whom we lovingly call “Chef” around camp – has volunteered countless hours to plan, prep and execute some of the most spectacular meals ever created in a backcountry setting for our veteran crews while allowing Jameson the space to explore and connect with the natural world.
Rebeca Rodriguez
Social Media Ambassador Award
Rebeca’s enthusiasm for the Arizona Trail really shined through in 2023! Her frequent social media posts help advance the Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni – Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon National Monument; informed the public about trail etiquette, safety and Leave No Trace ethics; promoted ATA events, merchandise and initiatives; and increased awareness of the AZT far and wide. We are grateful for her representing the AZT & ATA in such a positive way
Melody and Tim Varner
Outstanding Trail Angel Award
Long distance trail users appreciate this dedicated duo, but you don’t have to take our word for it. Here’s what some thru-hikers are saying about Melody and Tim: “They saved my hike and my time with them was a highlight of the AZT. Melody and Tim are truly trail angels.” “…they made us feel completely at home. Even on the trail itself, people are talking about them. I’ve met several people for whom their rest day at Melody and Tim’s was a highlight of their hike.”
2023
Jan Hancock
Jan Hancock
Lifetime Achievement Award 2023
Jan has dedicated her life to worthy causes that improve the quality of life for all Arizonans. She is a founding Board Member of the ATA and literally wrote the book on equestrian design standards for trails and trailheads throughout the nation. She continues to advance great trail projects in Arizona through her work with the Maricopa Trail Foundation and the Sun Corridor Trail Alliance. Jan’s visionary leadership and kindness over the past 30 years make her a vital part of the trail community.
Mark Flint
Mark Flint
Lifetime Achievement Award 2023
Ask most trail stewards and ATA staff and board members how they got involved and the majority will say, “Mark Flint!” Mark has been a champion of the Arizona Trail since its inception, and he has designed and built more miles, recruited more volunteers, and inspired more youth and veterans than we can possibly count. Dedicated individuals like Mark make the AZT what it is, and we are honored to celebrate his decades of service.
Ali Ayers
Ali Ayers
Outstanding Agency Partner Award 2023
All of our recent successes on the Kaibab Plateau can be attributed to the outstanding support of Ali Ayers, Wilderness and Trails Staff from the North Kaibab Ranger District. Ali has taken the lead on the Mangum Fire and Orderville Reroute construction projects, general trail maintenance, sign upgrades, and so much more.
Angie Abel
Angie Abel
Outstanding Agency Partner Award 2023
A powerhouse on the Payson Ranger District, Angie is helping to take the Arizona Trail, Highline Trail, and other trails within Mogollon Rim country to the next level of safety and sustainability. Great things are happening under her leadership and we are grateful for her ability to navigate administrative challenges to get good work done on the ground.
Charles Neal
Charles Neal and VETS Coordinator Michael “Chappy” Chappell
Trail Advocacy & Conservation Award 2023
Charles’s dedication to AZT VETS and commitment to trail stewardship is an unwavering example to other veterans wanting to experience a new ‘mission’ while immersed in the healing power of nature. Since joining the VETS Program in 2021, Charles has dedicated nearly 190 volunteer hours and attended almost every veteran event since. We thank him for his service to the Arizona Trail.
John Yazzie
John Yazzie, Jr.
Outstanding Stewardship 2023
John exemplifies the model of trail stewardship that the ATA has envisioned for years. Living just a short distance from passage 31, he visits segment C regularly and is intimately familiar with it in every season and weather condition. Most issues are addressed before they have a chance to negatively impact trail users, and he is thorough in his communications with ATA staff and partners. We admire his dedication and his expertise with managing a popular piece of the Arizona Trail.
Alex Derr
Alex Derr
Outstanding Stewardship 2023
Alex is a recently new steward on Passage 23d in the Mazatzal Mountains, but he has already had a tremendous impact on both his passage and on access to the Mazatzal Divide segment in general. In helping to open up access trails, work on adjoining segments and scout water sources, he has embraced the ideals of a remote wilderness steward with gusto. Thank you Alex for your hard work and perseverance in a challenging area.
Jane Hiscox
Jane Hiscox
Outstanding Volunteer 2023
In 2022, Jane logged over 240 volunteer hours. She contributed to multiple trail work projects throughout the entire state and became a co-steward on segment 6a. Jane is an experienced crosscut sawyer and is training to tune and sharpen these valuable tools.
Stephen Brown
Stephen Brown and Volunteer Prog. Mgr. Wendy Lotze
Outstanding Volunteer 2023
Stephen is an ongoing steward of both segment 19e and 28b. In 2022, he logged over 320 volunteer hours. While many of these hours were spent across 11 AZT passages, Stephen has also spent time representing the ATA and promoting the trail at outreach events.
Steve Linton
Steve Linton (center) with ATA Staff members Olivia Woods and Rosi Green
Outstanding Volunteer 2023
Steve is one of ATA’s most engaged volunteers in Central and Northern Arizona. In 2022, he logged over 640 volunteer hours and became a steward on segment 27a. As a former trail angel, Steve has also spent time supporting trail users with shuttles and water caching.
Kathleen Bober
Kathleen Bober
Outstanding Volunteer 2023
As a new steward on passage 4, Kathleen logged over 140 hours of volunteer time in 2022. While she is always eager to get out on the trail, she has also been a valuable and reliable representative for endurance and outreach events.
Gordon Hall
Gordon Hall
Outstanding Volunteer 2023
Gordon is a loyal member of the Phoenix “Usuals” and a regular at weekly trail work events. Need a ride to a work event? Gordon is your guy. He will travel near and far to pick up fellow volunteers so they can join the fun. Thank you, Gordon, for your wisdom, experience, and tireless contribution.
Armando “Mando” Gonzales
Outstanding Volunteer 2023
Armando has been instrumental in helping to maintain passage 3 – Canelo Hills West for more than ten years. He went above and beyond this year after the Canelo Hills Fire and clearing extreme Catclaw overgrowth between Canelo Pass Trailhead and Red Bank Well. We are so appreciative of his hard work and coordination to maintain the AZT.
Matt and Maria Moore
Matt and Maria Moore
Outstanding Volunteers 2023
What a dream team! Together, Maria and Matt logged nearly 500 volunteer hours in their first year of work on the AZT. After hiking the entire trail, they became stewards of segment 19c and its infamous ‘big dip’. Since then, Maria and Matt have frequented trail work events, participated in outreach opportunities, and even hosted a New Year’s volunteer event on their segment in spite of the rain and snow…
2020
Steve Anderson and Jan Hancock
Steve Anderson
Lifetime Achievement Award 2020
With profound appreciation for your 25 years of service to the Arizona Trail Association. Your leadership and vision have significantly contributed to the Arizona National Scenic Trail and all the lives it enriches.
Brady VanDragt
Brady VanDragt
Agency Partner Award 2020
With gratitude for your commitment to improving the Arizona National Scenic Trail on the Mogollon Rim Ranger District through support of the Happy Jack Singletrack Project. Our greatest enhancement to the Arizona Trail would not have happened without you.
Rose Harley and Rob Mason
Rose Harley
Agency Partner Award 2020
With gratitude for your commitment to improving the Arizona National Scenic Trail on the Mogollon Rim Ranger District through support of the Happy Jack Singletrack Project. Our greatest enhancement to the Arizona Trail would not have happened without you.
Toyota Tacoma donated by Valley Toyota Dealers
Jay Carley & Valley Toyota Dealers
Business Partner Award 2020
With appreciation for your outstanding support of the Arizona Trail Association. Your generous donations over the past eight years support our mission to protect, maintain, enhance, promote and sustain the Arizona Trail as a unique encounter with the land.
Atlas Guides
Business Partner Award 2020
With gratitude for your support of the Arizona Trail Association through development of the single most effective navigational and public information resource for those who hike, run and ride on the Arizona National Scenic Trail.
Mountain Bike Association of Arizona
Legacy Partner Award 2020
With appreciation for your many years of generous support of the Arizona Trail Association and our mission to protect, maintain, enhance, promote and sustain the Arizona Trail as a unique encounter with the land. With your help we continually improve the AZT as a world class resource for two-wheeled adventurers
Rodo Sofranac and Susan Lagerman
Rodo Sofranac
Trailblazer Award 2020
With gratitude for your passion to help promote the Arizona National Scenic Trail, encourage youth to explore this wonderful natural resource and become its stewards, and for motivating others to give generously and raise funds in support of our mission.
Daniel Snyder, Steve Anderson and Wendy Lotze
Daniel Snyder
Outstanding Stewardship Award 2020
With appreciation for your extraordinary efforts in supporting the Arizona Trail Association. Your involvement in the Trail Steward, Trail Operations & Seeds of Stewardship programs are vital to the success of the organization and have a profoundly positive impact on the lives of all those who spend time on the Arizona National Scenic Trail.
Tasha Pontifex
Tasha Pontifex
Outstanding Volunteer Award 2020
With appreciation for your extraordinary efforts in maintaining and improving the Arizona National Scenic Trail, and for being an exemplary steward and representative of the Arizona Trail Association.
2019
Francisco Valenzuela and Pablo Burghard
Pablo Burghard
Lifetime Achievement Award 2019
With profound appreciation for your many years of service to the Arizona National Scenic Trail. Your leadership, vision and belief in the conservation corps model has significantly contributed to the Arizona Trail and all the lives it enriches.
Kent Taylor and Jana Randall
Jana Randall & REI Co-op
Legacy Partner Award 2019
With appreciation for your years of outstanding support of the Arizona Trail Association’s Trail Operations, Volunteer & Youth Outreach programs. We couldn’t fulfill our mission to protect, maintain, enhance, promote and sustain the Arizona Trail without you!
Brandee Lepak
Brandee Lepak
Outstanding Youth Partner Award 2019
With appreciation for your support of the Gear Girls program and your dedication to excellence in youth cycling and outdoor leadership in Arizona. Your commitment to providing opportunities to the young women of Northern Arizona helps inspire the next generation of outdoor leaders and stewards of our trails and public lands.
Susan Lagerman and Brady VanDragt
Brady VanDragt
Outstanding Agency Partner Award 2019
With appreciation for your unwavering support of the Happy Jack Singletrack Project on the Mogollon Rim Ranger District, and your genuine love for the Arizona Trail.
Jan Hancock and Roger Smith
Roger Smith
Outstanding Stewardship Award 2019
With gratitude for your time, talent & passion to help protect, maintain, and enhance the Arizona National Scenic Trail. Your commitment to the spring restoration project in the Mazatzal Mountains will be remembered for generations.
Kent Taylor and Donovan Wood
Donovan Wood
Outstanding Volunteer Award 2019
With appreciation for your extraordinary efforts in maintaining and improving the Arizona National Scenic Trail.
Terry Higbee
Terry Higbee
Outstanding Volunteer Award 2019
With appreciation for your extraordinary efforts in supporting the Arizona Trail Association’s volunteer program – a core component in maintaining and sustaining the Arizona National Scenic Trail.
Sandy Fortner
Sandy Fortner
Outstanding Volunteer Award 2019
With appreciation for your extraordinary efforts in supporting the trail community on the Arizona National Scenic Trail.
2018
Larry Snead and Bernie Stalmann
Bernie Stalmann
Lifetime Achievement Award 2018
With profound appreciation for your many years of service to the Arizona National Scenic Trail. Your leadership, vision and energy have significantly contributed to the development of the trail and the success of the organization.
Gary Faulkenberry
Gary Faulkenberry
Outstanding Partner Award 2018
With appreciation for your support of trail improvement projects, volunteerism and special events within Oracle State Park.
Kinsey 5th Grade Team
Outstanding Youth Partner Award 2018
With appreciation for your support of the Seeds of Stewardship program and your dedication to excellence in place-based & experiential education within the Flagstaff Unified School District. Your commitment to providing opportunities to the youth of Northern Arizona helps inspire the next generation of stewards of public lands.
Steve & Anna Coleman
Outstanding Youth Partner Award 2018
With appreciation for your support of the Seeds of Stewardship program and your dedication to excellence in place-based & experiential education within the community of Patagonia. Your commitment to providing opportunities to the youth of Southern Arizona helps inspire the next generation of stewards of public lands.
Bill Hiscox
Bill Hiscox
Outstanding Volunteer Award 2018
With appreciation for your extraordinary efforts in maintaining and improving the Arizona National Scenic Trail.
Rob Mason and Richard Duerden
Richard Duerden
Outstanding Volunteer Award 2018
With appreciation for your extraordinary efforts in maintaining and improving the Arizona National Scenic Trail.
Ellen Shopes and Larry Smikins
Ellen Shopes & Larry Simkins
Outstanding Volunteer Award 2018
With gratitude for your outstanding contributions to the Arizona Trail Association through volunteerism, photography, outreach & general love for the AZT.
Rob Bauer
Rob Bauer
Outstanding Volunteer Award 2018
With gratitude for your time, talent & passion to help protect, maintain, and enhance the Arizona National Scenic Trail.
2017
Larry Snead
Lifetime Achievement Award 2017
With profound appreciation for your many years of service to the Arizona National Scenic Trail. Your leadership, vision and energy have significantly contributed to the development of the trail and the success of the organization.
Eric Hiser
Outstanding Leadership Award 2017
With gratitude for your many years of leadership in helping the Arizona Trail Association fulfill its mission to protect, maintain, enhance, promote and sustain the Arizona National Scenic Trail as a unique encounter with the land.
Sean Murphy
Outstanding Partner Award 2017
With appreciation for your support of the Seeds of Stewardship program. Your commitment to providing opportunities to the youth of Northern Arizona helps to inspire the next generation of stewards of public lands.
Mila Besich-Lira
Community Partner Award 2017
With appreciation for your outstanding support of the Arizona National Scenic Trail in Superior and the Copper Corridor Communities.
Roger Smith
Outstanding Volunteer Award 2017
With appreciation for your extraordinary efforts in maintaining and improving the Arizona National Scenic Trail.
Matthew Roberts and Mark Loseth
Outstanding Volunteer Award 2017
With gratitude for your outstanding contributions to the Trail Skills Institute and the Arizona National Scenic Trail.
2016
Pioneer Title Agency
Outstanding Partner Award 2016
With profound appreciation for including the Arizona Trail in your 30th anniversary celebration and accomplishing the amazing goals of covering every mile of trail and raising over $45,000 to support the maintenance and protection of the Arizona National Scenic Trail.
Steve Anderson and Pima County
Trail Safety Award 2016
With profound appreciation for your commitment to the safety of Arizona Trail users along the Rincon Valley Passage of the Arizona National Scenic Trail through the installation of a railroad canopy, road signs and user-activated signal near Three Bridges.
Jim & Carol McFadden
Outstanding Volunteer Award 2016
With profound appreciation for being outstanding representatives of the Gateway Community of Flagstaff, Arizona Trail Day Organizers, Trail Stewards and numerous other contributions to the Arizona National Scenic Trail.
Andrea Michaels
Outstanding Volunteer Award 2016
For your dedication and determination in maintaining and protecting the Arizona National Scenic Trail your contributions as a Trail Steward, Trainer, Presenter, Fundraiser, Advocate & Stalwart Enthusiast are appreciated by all who are fortunate to have worked with you, and countless others you may never have met but whose lives are positively affected by your love for the Arizona Trail.
John Matteson
Outstanding Volunteer Award 2016
For your dedication and determination in maintaining and protecting the Arizona National Scenic Trail.
Craig Gregory
Outstanding Volunteer Award 2016
For your dedication and determination in maintaining and protecting the Arizona National Scenic Trail.
Elisabeth Wheeler
Outstanding Volunteer Award 2016
For your dedication and determination in maintaining and protecting the Arizona National Scenic Trail.
